Stanford GSB Dean Jon Levin Shares How Economic Conditions Impact Stanford’s B-School

Stanford GSB Dean Jon Levin shares his perspective on the role of business in society, the value of the MBA in preparing graduates to have many chapters in their careers, and Stanford taking the top spot in Businessweek's Best Business Schools ranking. #stanfordgsbinthenews #bloomberglive

[@AtandraBhar]

First of all, thanks Jon Levine for giving clear view about vision n mission of Stanford Business school. You said that Rishi Sunak, formar PM of Britain, sets the example of ultimate leadership. I have a question. Do you feel that curriculum of MBA is enough to make students efficient leaders of any country? You said that about 15 to 20 percent students opt for entrepreneurship. Can you give assurance that new ideas n technologies are cultivated for the students? You said that you consult with US government n policymakers about immigration. Do you confirm that US govt eases immigration because People of US develop anxiety about jobs occupied by immigrants at US? You said that students come to Stanford GSB from around the world. How much global is MBA curriculum of Standard GSB? Thanks.

[@lisalove6327]

My brother worked here 😃